

Mining & Quarrying · 30–36 t crawler excavator
Oversize granite blocks after blasting were slowing the primary crusher. A 40G-class open breaker on a 36 t excavator reduces boulders at the muck pile so haul trucks feed the crusher continuously.

After each blast a share of the rock is too large for the crusher opening. Re-blasting is slow, needs permits and stops traffic, while drop-ball methods are imprecise and unsafe near equipment.
| Carrier | 36 t excavator |
|---|---|
| Breaker class | 40G, 160 mm chisel |
| Flow / pressure | 180–240 L/min · 170–200 bar |
| Coupler | Hydraulic, double lock |







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